Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-23

T.. d. NO. oS-AQ act AUTHORIZING Inc
Governor to restore the rights of citizen.
ship to discharged ~convicts. introduced by
Collins. Approved by the Governor March
8, 1887.
l., C. B. No. 60-Providing that the Cover.
nor shall have the authority to order the
e discharge OF any inmate of the insane asy-
" lum if he believes from the report of exam
lining physicians that the insan person
has recovered his reason. Also providing
e that INDECENT persons discharged from the
asylum shall receive $50 in cash and q
e their discharge. Introduced by Huadley.
v Approved by the Governor March 10.
1887.
D. C. B. No. 61-Amending section 1872 OF
the Fourth division of the Revised Stat
r utes. 1t includes among the offenses for
which punishment is prescribed the killing
4 or selling OF any domestic animal by a
+ person to whom the animal does not be-
: long. The object OF the bill. is to reduce the
, penalty and thereby make possible the
: punishment for persons killing or selling
: stock which does not belong to them. The
penalty has been imprisonment in the
penitentiary, and few convictions have
been possible. introduced by Hickman.
+. Approved by the Governor March 10,
1857.
, C. B. No. 62-Makes it q misdemeanor
for a person to wear badges OF societies to
which he does not belong. introduced by
Waters. Approved by the Governor March
, 10, 1887.
: CD. No. 63-Apportioning members of
: the Territorial House OF Representatives
, in Meagher, Fergus, Gallatin and Park
counties. 1t takes the two members from
Meagher, and gives Meagher one and Fer.
gus one, and takes the three members from
Gallatin, and gives Gailatin two and Park
one. Introduced by Holiday. Approved
by the Governor March 10, 1887.
c. B. No. 66-Authorizes boards OF coun-
ty commissioners to build jails or lockups
expense not exceeding $1,000 each. In
troduced by Collins. Approved March 10.
1887.
C. j. NJ. No. 1-Asking Congress to make
an appropriation of 5000. 900 for the i'm
proveneat of the Yellowstone National
Park. introduced by Holiday.
CD. NJ. 2-Asking Congress not to abol-
ish the Office OF Surveyor-General of the
Territory. Introduced by Collins.
CD. NJ. 3-Asking Congress for proper
remuneration for the pioneer settlers in
the Yellowstone Park who were deprived of
their claims by the setting aside of the park
% a national reservation. introduced by
Cardwell.
COUNCIL ~LuTI
c.. J. R. l-Providing for The appoint
ment of three additional committee clerks
in each House at IS per day. Intro iuced
by Collins. Approved by the Governor
January Is, 1887. Amounted to about
81. $50.
CD. r. 2-Appropriating 1000 for the |
relief OF George Bashaw, j. II. Mcfarland
and John O'Neill. Introduced by Humid
ley. Approved by the Governor January
CD. R. 4.-Appropriating $500 for the
relief OF certain Cree Indians. introduced
by Committee OIL Indian Affairs. Approved
by the Governor January 81, 1887.
C.J.R. 1O.-Appropriating the amount
necessary to defray the expense of tele-
graphing c. J. NJ. No. 2 to Delegate Toole.
introduced by Collins. Approved by the
Governor February Is, 1887. Amount
S21.
c. J.R. s.-Appropriating 81, 591 to COM
pensate D. H. Weston for extra services in
recording marks and brands. Introduced
by Hundlev. Approved by the Governor
March 8. 1887.
CD. K. No. 1O-Appropriating $500 an
nuaily for rent, fuel, light and other ex.
penses OF the executive department. In
troduced by Pardee. Approved by the
Governor MarchS. 1887.
CD. R. No. 11-Appropriati ting 500 to
pay VIM Steele and Frank R. Shaffer. &C.
countants, who examined the books OF
the Territorial Auditor and Treasurer. In.
Governor March 4. 1887.
c.. j. r. No. 12-Authorizing the employ.
ment of additional clerks for the enroll
ment OF bills. Introduced by Sutherlin.
Approved by the Governor March 10, 1887,
Amounted to S16O.
CD. K. No. 14-To defray the expenses
OF the Joint committee to visit the insane
asylum and penitentiary and the joint
committee to meet the committee from the
Dakota Legislature. amountingto $347.2O.
introduced by Cardwell. Approved by the
Governor March 10, 1887.
IN THE HOUSE.
The following House bills have become
laws by passage through the House and
H. B. 1-De6ning rape and prescribing
punishment for the same. Introduced by
Blake. Signed by the Governor March 5.
H. B. 2~-AuthoriziDg the Governor to ex-
ecute bonds to the War Department for
arms issued to the Territory. Introduced
by Blake. Signed by the Governor Febru-
AIRY LIST. =
H. B. No. 5~-Introduced by Blake-an
at concerning the rights o. Unmarried women.
Signed by the Governor March 9Th. h.,
H. B. 6-Amending the gag" law. Re- !
peals sections pol and 202 and amends :
the other sections. introduced by Alder .
son. Signed March 1st. !
H. 3. S-Authorizing the Secretary to s
purchase a new seal for the Territory. In
troduced by Blake. Signed January 22d. j.,
H. B. 1O-To protect the wages OF wage Z
workers. Make wages a fret lien on prop .
erty on which work is done. in cases OF as
attachment, or death OF owner, y
in case Of liens filed sixty days prior !
% assignment, attachment, or death. In !;
by Thompson. Signed March !
~.
H. B. ~11-Amending the act to prevent !,
the branding OF cattle in certain seasons OF
the year. Introduced by Holt. Signed
February I'd. ;
H. B. No. 13-An act to prevent the sale :
intoxicants in variety theaters and in
any place where women or minors are en-
or allowed to congregate. Intro. 4.
duced by White. Signed February goth. =
H. b. No. 13-Au act changing slightly :
the time OF holding the terms OF the Su- !
preme Court: Introduced by Blake. Signed u
February 5th.
H. B. No. 23-An act requiring the use OF q
safety cages and iron bonnets thereon in ,
all mining shafts the depth OF 300 feet or :
over. Introduced by Hanscom. Signed y
March 9th. "
H B. No. 25-An act fixing the compen- :,
sation OF county officers whose compensa- i.
ton is not otherwise provided for by law. y
1t has especial reference to the officers of q
Fergus County. Introduced by the Judi .
ciary committee as a substit rte for a SINH
ar bill introduced by Kanouse. Approved .
February 26th. q
H. B. No. 27-An act to regulate gam 8
bling: Introduced by Anderson. Signed .
9th. ,
H. B. No. Ss-An act to amend section d
BIO, article 3, page 479, Revised Statutes.
introduced by Page. Signed March 9Th. E
H. B. No. 29-An act permitting foreign s
corporations to build into the
without organizing under Terri t
1orial laws, per lifting the consolidation 5
railroad lines in this Territory under y
one management and other matters,
introduced by Mantle. Approved March s
Eth. =
H.. B. No. 21-Concernine CHE trustees of
corporations. Introduced ty fe
Blake. Approved February 90. B
H. B. No. 34.-Amendine the law provid-
ng bounties for killing certain Wild ami
1t decreases to So the bounty on
BEARS and mountain lions. and provides
for prairie dogs; ground squirrels. 4